Sentence examples for calling in one from inspiring English sources
Trump's campaign website mentions mental illness only briefly, calling in one section for more funding for veterans' healthcare and noting in another section on gun rights: "Our mental health system is broken.
If depression, anxiety or other behavioral health conditions appear to be affecting a patient, Marie also has the option of calling in one of our behavioral health nurses for an assessment and referral to additional care as needed.
Finally, Sonia Gandhi herself had to engage in some political theater by calling in one of her favorite rising political stars for what was communicated to the press as a verbal rap on the knuckles and a warning that a second such lapse would meet with the direst of consequences.
Trump's campaign website mentions mental illness only briefly, calling in one section for more funding for veterans' healthcare and noting in another section on gun rights: "Our mental health system is broken.
But from what I learned interviewing a number of times over several months, I would say that he felt cut out last year, when most of his recommendations were being ignored, but since the White House brought him in from the cold last December, rather in the manner of George Smiley calling in one of his agents, he's been pretty satisfied with his treatment.
That is, for a set of body sites B: One concern with this score is that greater technical difficulty in single-nucleotide-variant calling in one site may result in apparent niche association where there is none.
Another play I'm working on is called In One Sense.
The Harris lawyers, for example, were given advance word on which witnesses the Bush campaign planned to call in one crucial hearing.
Some 1,500 people were called in one night, he recalled.
Her coherent voice disintegrates, her focusing goes, carers are called in, one of whom has a vicious exchange with Georges.
But the art of the lawyer, of the popular orator, and the art of conversation may be called in one word the art of persuasion.
